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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-[Specal Telegram
to the BEE. The following army orders
were issued to-day: Captain Henry G. Bur-
ton, assistant surgeon, has been relieved from
duty at Platsburg barracks, New York, and
ordered to Water View arsenal to relieve
Captain j. G. Merrill, assistant surgeon.
Captain Merrill has been ordered to duty at
Frankfort arsenal, Pennsylvania. Assistant
n. S. Jarnes, has boen relieved from duty in
the Department of tho Platte and
ordered to Fort Leavcnworth for duty
in that field. Leave of absence for twenty
days has been granted to Major Samuel NJ.
Mansfield, engineer of the tenth and eleventh
district lighthouses. Major A. S. b. Gardi-
ner, Judge advocate, has been ordered to
duty at the war department in this city. The
leave of absence granted Captain Charles
@. Hood, Twenty-fourth infantry, has been
extended fifteen days, and the leave of ab-
sence granted Captain Joseph A. Willard,
corps of engineers has been revoked at his
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

Judge McCulloch issued the following
marriage licenses yesterday:
Name and Residence Age
Harry l.. Woodbridge, Omaha. .......M %
| Ella G. Paulsen, Omaha ha.................223 .223
Thomas j. Hogan, Omaha ha.......,....2 %
Jennie p. Mork, Omaha. ha................25 25
William Schmidt, Lincoln. ln...............25
Minnie McGregory, Lincoln. ............22
Gustav Salberg Cass county .25
/ Lizzie Raum, Cass county .............. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Declared a Stock Jobbing Scheme.

New YoRK, Oct. G.-The rumor in Wall
street to the effect that a receiver is about to
be asked for the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
railroad is declared to be a stock jobbing
scheme
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The collections of
internal revenue for the first quarter of the
fiscal year ending June 30 1887, were $3l,-
366,066 being $2,46l, 1859 more than the same
quarter of the last fiscal year.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
An Ed itOr Suicides.

REn OAK, Ia, Oct. 27.-[Special Telegram
to the BEE. IA. J. Graham, editor of the
Montgomery County Independent and late
editor of the Beaver City (Neb) Times, com
mitted suicide to-right at O'Clock by taking
an ounce of aconite. No reason for the sui
eide is known
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Death of a Veteran Journalist,

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. T.-COlonel Charles
b. Flood, the veteran journalist, died to-
night aged seventy seven
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Nebraska and Iowa Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-[Special Telegram
to the BEE. The following Nebraskans
We're granted pensions to-day: Mexican
war: David Wertz Moulton. Increase:
Hugh Brannon, insane, Lincoln; John H.
Battle, Stella; William II. Tobin, Valparaiso /;
Joshua Slick, Gibbons; Samuel German, Hum
boldt
Iowa Pensions: Maggie d., widow of
NJ. S. Lancaster, Allerton; Lucy A., widow
Joseph +. Hacllett, Kellogg; Emma Bur-
ligh, former widow of Elijah L, Pierce, Des
Moncs. Mexican war: Davis Hart,
Wolstock. Original: Elijah l.. Pierce, de,
creased; Des Moines; Edwin Doty, Kess
William Balt Decatur City; Peter F'ehn
Shelby: John II. Eyrie, Hillsboro.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Teemer-Gaudaur Race Postpon
GlOriatiOn Wins,

LONDON, Oct. 27.-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day the free handicap
sweepstakes for three -year-olds was won by
GlCration.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
., GEORGE DIXON.

Bid me discourse! and I will en-
chant thine ear with tales of astound-
ing cures of all sorts OF suffering
by Salvation Oil. Price only % cents.
An Indian boy wanted to hang him
self after seven school girls had kissed
him. He didn't for he found they had
given him nothing more serious than a
cold, which he speedily cured with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrnp, and then married
tho prattiaSt one
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Cattle Quarantine Removed.
A Fish Boat Sunk

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Oct. Ex-Governor Ross
has removed the cattle quarantine restric-
tions from Illinois except Cook county
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Public Building Bids.

to the BEE. Bids were opened to-day by the
supervising architect of the treasury for the
iron roof of the building at Des Moines. The
bidders were the Mothwell Iron and Steel
company, Logan, o., S29, 800; the Marshall
Foundry and Construction company, Pitts
burg, S29, 900; Bakerel & Mullan Salem O.,
SO, 444; Phoenix Iron company, Trenton, N.
d. xl6 Si1
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

Budd, Huntsman and Stiece divided the
purse on account of darkness,
A provote was shot at section A between
Hathaway and Dean for purse of $25
side.
Hathaway. Il 1 / 1 1 1 1-10
Dean .......1 1 o. 0 l. 8
Dean, not being satisfied, proposd to shoot
another race Of the same kind for same
purpose, which resulted as follows:
Hathaway. IL ~ 1111 1 1-10
Dean. n........1 / 1 1 0 l. 9
AS Mr.. Dean would not quit, they shot
again, same purse, as follows:
Hathaway. Il 0 0 1 1 l. 8
Dean. .......1 1 1 l-lO
The programme for to-day includes eight
regular contests and grand sweepstakes for
q $l50-I .efeyer gun.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

HALIFAX, Oct. ga fishing boat sunk off
White Islands yesterday and three men were
lost
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

William Caldwell, general western
passenger agent OF the West Shore
route, was in the enthusiastically.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
National Jockey Club Races.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 27.-The weather was
cold and rainy.
Six furlongs: Bessie June won, Ovid sec
ond, Salvini third. Time-1: :l6.
One mile: Eolian won, Hanover second,
Catesby third. Time :43
For two-year-olds, six furongs, starters
Raceland and George Oyster; Raceland
won. Time-1:14
For all ages, one mile and a furlong:
Swift won, Glenmound second Pasha third.
Time 569l.
Stceplechase handicap, steeplechase
course: John Henry won, Jim MCGOWAN
second. Wilmington third. Time-4:29
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Parmelec and Penrose, first money, ST
Kennedy. second. SlO5O; HOdginS, third. s.

Parmelee, first money, S1S5O; J. Crabill
and Steice, divided, Sl4: Beach, third ,c. c@ 90
The next event was 80 10 IIi,,, i,irus. 81 wards
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
The Americas Gun.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-At meeting of the
New York Yacht club tonight that organiza-
tion accepted the Americas cup which had
been returned to George L. Schuyler, the
only surviving donor, in order to have
changes made in the conditions under which
future races should be sailed. 1t was also
resolved to furnish foreign clubs with copy
of the new deed Of the gift.
Teemer-Gaudaur Race Postponed.
LAKE. MARANAoooK, Me-, Oct. 27.-The
Teemer Gaudaur race was postponed on ac-
count of rough water.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
The Nashville Fail Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 27,-This was the
first day of the fall meeting. The weather
was delightful, but the track heavy. The at
tendance was $500.
For three -year-olds, six furlongs: Cupid
| won, Cleaner second, Colonel Owens third.
Time-l:25
For maiden two-year-olds, half mile:
Bridgelight won, Buckeye second, Duett ID.
| third Time-54$4.
For all ages, seven furlongs: Phil Lewis
won, Louis +. second, Jim Nave third. Time
| Il :39l4.
One mile: Paragon and John Morris ran a
| dead heat, Kensington third Time :501l
| In the run of Paragon won. Time--1 .52x.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
Permits to We'd,

Seven permits aggregating .........S
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

We are Id receipt of Gopps Settlers
tiaide, the publieation of which L
timely in view pf the recent action 81
the land department al Washington
restoring to settlement millions o.
acres Of railroad indemnity lands,
much of which Is III The Southwest
Copp Settlers Guide is published
BY Henry n. Gopps Washington, b
Ct, and Is sold for 25 ceats. It tells
all about The homestead, pre-emphop,
timber culture, and ether land laws
how to deelpher surveyed township,
section and quaftef.seetion corners
how long residence must be continued
what settlement and improvements
must Be shown how and On what
grounds contests against abandoned
and Illegal entries car be commenced
location of government land Offices
and nanes of land oaicers, and ID will
doubtless save many settlers from the
loss of their land and improvements,
as designing people often mislgsd IN
informed settlers as to The require,
ments IF the settlement laws,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08


lpFesont aasspnspose at theg gov
Eeraiasn ID break up large iEdian rev
aiians, which tend to petpetuate
encourage superstition iguarauce
land fraud and u that end, Congress,
after years ef oarsful consideration.
ihas prepared laaswhich guarantees
10 every Indian The nght to locate
laud ID severalty, and to encourage
them 50 70 do Ttis therefore d fact.
Ithat every Indian now living on the
San Carries reservation cenld declare
his purpase to relinqpish tribal relar
lions and take advantage Of that law
of Congress. He could take bis iani-
| II and walk or ride ctF that reserva.
tiaa. he could 60 10 The Tonto Basin
or Verde valley 81 anywhere else on
Ipublio lands He could pitch bis tent,
build his iiitle house, hle bis declara-
t.oa papers, and all the powers 81 the
government would be pledged to sus.
tain aud protect hjia."
s'bor such il the law of the land, and
hy respecting ana obeying il, our peo-
ple prove that they are law abiding
citizens. ALthe same time the Indian
would be ameuable 10 the ctyil law,
the same a. any other man. But /
have 40 Doubt ttat Il would be more
bene.icial To the Indians, and less en-
barrlssing 70 the government, to aid
and encourage them in their efforts
10 peacefully locate on their native
lands OF as practical Ia the coun-
try available, than 70 risk the posi-.
biby of an outbreak on the reserva.
tiqH, q 10 arbitrarily confine them IN
iu aplace where they must die ia slow
algrees.
"As far as | am concerned, | baye
out one object the good Of all In
terested, and the desire to maintain
peace ii tho Department. lnmy rec-
ommendation have suggested what
I believed 10 10 wise, hamsne and
practical III The solution Of j difficult
problem. Ifany better or more sat.
siactory plan can 10 suggested II
aiould receive my cheerful and hearty
i s.<.s .4.t
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Many people seem To believe that
the word boom IS synonymous with
boundless exaggerahon and cannot
exist without it; that great prosperity
cannot be secured to any section or
community without exceeding the
truth as to ITS resources and advanta-
ges. Such a policy doubtless, may at
tract attention and for a time be sue
ces5tul in securing seeming thrift, but
unless the country has inherent merit,
the prosperity will be only transitory,
aad when it departs, as 1t surely will,
leaving behind neglected monuments
marking the graves Of enterprises
fraught with hopes unreah2ed, the
unwarranted pretehsious Of the local,
lty will not only become apparent,
but the pgsjHdice engendered in per-
sons who have been deluded and have
in consequence suffered in pocket, VIII
cause revulsion of public sentiment
which will, in all likelihood, prevent
the real merit Of which the country
may be possessed from being recog.
uised.
The BELT has never pursued this
policy as the exponent Of ella county
abroad, 1t has endeavored to be con.
ssryative in al that it said, believing
that if it kept within the bounds Of
truth, 1t would be doing a greater SER
vice to the county than BY drawing
the long bow We can say without
exaggefation that we have climate
unsurpassed for salubrity, copper and
SILVER mines Of known value, splen-
did grazing country and considerable
areas Of zlch agricultural lands.
There is only one thing that has re-
tarded our growth, and that is our
isolation from railroads, making tim
possible, with our present facilities, to
work ores other than of exceptional
richness. Within year we believe a
marked revival in mining win be wit.
messed in this district, and upon the
completion Of the Mineral Belt rail-
read, that industry viii be established
npon permanent and lucrative ba-
sis, and Globe will bs second to no
mining town in the Southwest.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The ELECTION or Judge John patter-
son Rea, > Republican, 81 Minnesota,
as CommsndeFi -chief 81 tile Grand
Army Of the Republic, L i claimed.
was effected 81 4 combination ~ nein.
bers al that party, and Is rounsly
rated by Democrats of the orgeniza-
ton. General Stoneman, ex.GoYernor
of califernia, regards the defeat AZ
General Sloeua as extraordinary, and
effected upon pural b political grounds,
and while that il the case, M gives ii
as lis opinion that il Is tipie for tie
people to reaeet. He SAID. III joiaed
il with the understanding thst II
would have nothing 10 40 with poli-
ties \ was quite sufs thst the Officers
would be chosen because 0ftbetr mil.
itary services but when / see an oiii.
Ger of General Slocums record and
reputation defeated because be il u
Democrat and an unknown man chosen
IN bis Stead, Itbink Il v about time
for the Democrats ofthe order to put
On their thinking caps General
stoneman said further that General
Gosyenor 5 speech III he eneampment,
in which be said that the Grand Army
Of The Republic was greater than tie
President and greater than Congress,
was rank heresy. No man IN his
saue senses should give utteraace to
such an assertion. The idea that any
society IN the country whether com
posed Of military men 81 civilians, n
greater than the Government, II rank
treason Yes, sir nothing short Of
treason My understanding of the
Grand army III thu Republic Il that il
Is i fraternal society of oid soldiers,
With charity for It's olject | think
that when that society assumes 70 81
greater thar Congress III the Presi-
dent, or interests itself in political
movements or II the obS,astion Z,
passage 2 e5isslt,on, II is gniliy of
sassarpation. The Grand Army of the
Republic has nothing % do with rec
onmenaing legislation 70 Congress
and has nothing to do with the Pres
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The Qu5otoa stocks win now boom,
since 1t is given out that "a rich and
wonderful strike" has recently been
made in the Bonanza mines. They
have struck hole, "a yeritable Alad.
din's cave" as Tucson paper puts it
filled with stalagmites and stalactites
wrought into every conceivable shape
Three wagon loads Of this ''handloraft
Of nature" has been shipped To The
company's Office in San Francisco
This wonderful strike" comes just il
the nick Of time, as ii may have the
effect Of advancing the price Of the
stocks sufficient to make up to stock
holders the two-bit assessment recent.
ly levied.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Alta recent meeting Of a society
styling themselves Friends IF the In
dams, Biahop Huntington made a
diseourag,ng report as y the bagbar-
Gus eonditien and Glow progfess Of The
Indians ga eight reserystions in the
state Of New York The CONCLUSION
reached By him Is that the civilization
ofthe Indians under the present gov.
ernment policy oi inassing then Oh
reservations il impossible, aud be adj.
yocases the abolition of the reserya-
ton system
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

In the cases Of James Reilly VS..
8enoni BlacAmore, James Reilly vs..
George C. Berry, and the Mountain
Maid Mining Company VS.. james Reil-
IL, appealed from the Coehise county
ceRrt to the Supreme Court 81 Arizo-
ma, Judges Wright and Barnes have
rendered decision affirming the de.
cision Of the lower coWs and uphold
ing the title Of the Tombstone town
site patent, as agaiist the Mountain
Maid titls claimed L nder L. s. mining
patent, on the grounds Of priority.
ghe court holds that the location no.
tiee Of the Mountain Maid, fled Feb
ruary 25, 1879, is 80 uncertain that
the land claimed can not be identified,
and, further, it is aided by no evidence
whatever November 90 1880, the
record was amended, and on August
is, 1882, patent was issued to the
land described in the amendment.
This amendment was after the entry
of the townsite. The date Of entry Of
the tqwnsite is April 9, 1880. The
mining title can not be superior to the
townsite title unless the location
earlier than the townate be held to
fix the title. The first mining loca-
tion, the court holds, did not meet all
the requirements Of law in regard to
mining locations and is therefore in
valid.
These cases are important, as the
title to considerable improved proper
~ in the town Of Tombstone Is IN
yolved, and much bad feeling was
engendered during their psndeneg,
awaiting the decision Of the Supreme
Court. Neither is it certain that this
last decision settles the matter finally.
as tie Enitaph states that az aopsai
viii be taken to the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

transactions ia mining stocks In
ST LopB have fallen Of materially "a
late As i broker puts it Everybody
us loaded up and u waiting for diyi-
dends u naterialiae A great many
investors have reached the conclusion
that most of the mining properties
have been placed here en nisrepge-
sentatloHs, and that after tlc stock has
been run zip 10 fancy price, 50 as To
.allew the original owners to sell ont
lat a profit, the stockholders are left to
hold The bag They prefer 70 SEQ what
viii come out Of tie Old bags before
putting their hands on new bags.
The latest example Of this il Grey
Eagle, which like Nay Aug its prede-
cessor in the collapsing net, Is one Of
the weakest stocks ON The hst, after
having started out with brilliant pros
poets Jim Wbitlaeh placed Il here
.on exaggerated reports, sold out i
great deal pf bis stock al $l ana 81 2sgy,
ana bas d aanortgage Of $4,000 on tub
.mine, due IL 4 ear The property II
in debt ana Jim II liahge M gst Bill
Dipa back o means for relieving
tba nsine ifom aabt haga been as-
gssea
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

0u the lst inst. citizens of Silver
City, New Mexico, assembled at Crown
Hail ana inaagulated D boom Ar
pointed committees charged 10 inform
the outside world that Grant county,
of winch Silver CITY il the hub, IS a
desirable place for investments.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Secretary Lamar has oyerruled Com :
missioner Sparks decision relative to
the right Of married woman to make
desert land entries. Commissioner
Sparks denied the right on the ground
that the provision Of law which for
bade a man to make more than one
desert entry would be nullifed by al
lowing hs wife to make one too.
Secretary Lamar has taken a different
view OF the matter, and the making Of
'art land ontries by married women,
JeeR for some time suspend
y now be resumed tucson
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
sancccssagy sfa.cry.

Probably Us nlaah misery eames from
hahiiuai constipation d ftom any dc.
railyement u Tie fppetions of the body.
and i il dit6cult @ cure, for the reason
that no one likes % take the medicines
uspally prescribed Hamburg Figs we're
prepared Is obvinte this difficulty, and
they VAL "a found pleasant to the taste
u wpmon and childrsn % cent? At pll
Druggists. ] J. Alatik 4 Co,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

llLa!.I'lEgI!Layl
Ias.5O ISS 4
RANKIN, BRAiT0H IS Co.
i27, FIRST srasET san fgseciseo.
BRANCH WORKS. Chicago.
BUILDERS Of Kliaing Machinery.

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E6t3se+Efs 1900 "a N sstlg ssal4 ,l4As
Msils. arllraciug tile latest and most
improved ntsg glqiiu.Il and process es for base
amt fiee ores. Water Jacket Smelling
Furnace f8r SILVER ieati and copper ores,
with aew and Important improvements, SUI
perinr % any other make. li0istmg Works,
Pumping maehines, Chl9ridizlng Fnrnaees,
st.. lsssaiser oIlg customers Tie hest Ft4
suits ef thirty years experience III this spe-
eial silse0f work, and are prepared 10 fuTn-
isli from san fFaaciscn or Chicago the nicst
approved character II Mining ami RedUc-
tion Machinery, SUPERIOR IN design and epn-
lowest possible pfias. We also ccniraet TO
deliver ID complete running order. NiiiS,
Furpaees, B0isting Works, etc. III amy Of
the Mining States and Territories kstim-
ates given en application. send for Illus
sratnd circular.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

file siiser City AZ Ms Southwest
Sentinel, d well edited and neatly
printed journal, has now become d
8ailtf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
Exchange Botgl. { and sold
MAIN ST GI0BE.
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zsouaz CO nats.s
Clcaa out g4.s, nice, nAehes. aies, ants
1zsait Issna
fdia afirt prY ca velliags, nizziuess,
II iiesfsFi 4aatlselse sieel iessasss cured ty
"&ei.s fi,a.th Essiewer
Ropsh on cerns.'
Az far lSaHs' .Rouga N cerRs, lsc,
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Eacaa.Paiha.
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Stens esaYel Catsfrh u shs bladder. 81,
Bed-Baes rl.es.
Flies, raethcss ants besl.hugs. rats, mies.
gatlels, cbilmpnks, elearel cut by lsocgh
90 Rats I5c.
Thln Poepsa
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agssl VICE cures DysTel.siai tnpoience, SeSu-
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Cures cholera, 5alie e,pinps dsarlloa aches,
rains, spraihs, headache, nsafalsia rheulaa-
tisH. s0e Rough u Raiu Plaster p.
MetSer
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nsrsens, use 'N-sils' Heath Renewer 81.
LTe proserser
II Yon sre losing yoor grip ~ lie, try
Wells Health Ronewer.a Gees direct 70
weak spots
Rouah on Piies.s
Cures Piles 81 IEemofthoids, telling, Pro
truding, bleeding, Internal or ether. Inter-
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Sure cure, AAeese. Druggists.
erctty women.
Ladies who 8euid retain Freshness snd ,isa-
city don't fsil 70 try Wells Health Re
r0ewer
Koaeh or Itch
Tough on Itch cures hum0rs, eruptionA,
tingwolEl, tetteA sad fheum, irested feet,
RouEh on CatarSa.
CorTsnts oliehsiye pdofs at once. C0nFs<ts
sure 0f wagst chronic easss, alse rneqraled ~
iaYgse fos Diphthefia, sase Unrest, Teul
lsresth 5GS
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Children. slaw in DEVELOPMENT, priiy-
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leWet
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Stmeiue rritstipn, ialanse jon sls kSl
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

~ Hichawt4 Golden Bniea1a SO. !
GurSs Ghane7es. hrst ard second saves,
SORES on the Lsgs and Body; Sore Ea-s,
Eyege koes, csc, Copper. .cniorst Niotehss
Eyphilisla CRt23Ih, diseased Scnlr aud sli
primary iorpE u the disease known ~
sYphiils. Price, &s 90 per Bottle.
As Rtehmu'& Galsam naisnrn No. q
Cures Tertiaryi hleroariai Esphfsitlc Rhen-
nRtism. Esins ~ tho BoEes Pains ID the
Head, back OF the Neck Uicerntsa sore
HhrcRt, Syphihtic Hash Lufnps and con
tracsed SoFds. Stiffness of no Limbs, and
HTaGicates aii disnasa ifcm tho systan,
whether cauErd hg indiscrssion 81 abuse
~ Mercury, lsagiHg she hlsod pate Ind
iaalthy Rrire Us 30 per natxIe.
Es8 kfnknuss gspknem SWanfMA
dote tor the snre n esonors nss5e
Irritation S.ayet, ana alg Urinary IL Gcni.
81 disAErApgsmensE. Price 82 80 per
Bottle.
Lie tstrhaws& Daidsm spnMish IR-
tectfcN, for aeyere cases os 00noFrhtss
latiamnatcTy Giect, Stricturas Ac. Rrgc1
Wi 80 per Bottle.
Ee R2cham'a Goldsn 0imtmant
for the uiioetigs healing ol syphillsic Sores,
and cruptious. Price 81 60 per Rex
lse Afefaam'a Golden pI1 - Nerve
and Brain treatment, loss OF physical r3M-
eF. excess or oycr-Rors Prrstfatioa ste
Ergee 90 90 par Box.
Tonic nnd Nervane.
Sysit everywhere, G. Q. D., securely packed
per expires
o. r. RICHARDS Al Co, Agsnta,
s2} ssg sahsone street, Corner tlay.
San fmnelseo. Cal.
cNRcuEAR MAILED FREE.
SebIs-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
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Pay CASH.

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4 fuli Price list ana through ths COM
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same. Hnying made 20 extensive TIP
to Aisska can and win sen cheap,
ALkxAspRG GRAYDeS.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Az far Yalla Rough n corns, lso.
Quiok eemp3ete cure, H8sd 81 saft CONS,
WRrts, buEi8Ds
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
BILLIARp AND PooL TABLES
MQTicE. .

ss Fhe gcnsess Resort fer ssensIenan IN
tslr eliy.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
'Rousll on Germs. .

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Chick complete o;le, 81 Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Disesses, Ssaldin& Irritation,
Stens Gravel, Catsfrh u shs bla5der 81,
Druggists